Sentence examples for make up for the decline from inspiring English sources

The company is developing new fields to help make up for the decline at Cantarell.

Harlequin's digital revenue is growing, but not enough to make up for the decline in its print business.

Royal Mail had hoped growth in parcel delivery fuelled by internet shopping would make up for the decline in letters.

But extracting onshore shale gas could make up for the decline in North Sea gas and make Britain less dependent on unreliable, distant suppliers.

But while online advertising has grown, it has not increased quickly enough to make up for the decline in traditional print advertising.

But bingo managers in states where bans on smoking have been in effect longer say nonsmokers cannot make up for the decline in revenues from smokers.

Nonetheless, some analysts warn that none of these activities can make up for the declines in its core business.

Other parts of GM are not in a position to make up for the declines in the US.

This isn't a particularly impressive figure for Silicon Valley — but it could start helping Yahoo make up for the declining parts of its business.

As in many other markets, rising online readership and ad sales have yet to make up for the declines in print editions.

If so, it could be a way for the company to make up for the declines they've seen in profits due to the manufacturing costs of the Kindle Fire.